Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-02
THE NEW TROUBLE.
THE ANALGAMATEu ASSOCIATIONS RE
YISED LAW
"8ac,shssgnE" Any Man Working More Than One
J55 Manufacturers Case Dawu-Tdg CLAIMS
Of the Ael-An I!!o Army
81. YOUNGSTOWN


at Youngstown.
PJTrsUuRG, August To-day maugu-
rated what from present indications will
he the most serious misunderstanding that
has arisen tor years between the Amalga-
mated Association of lion and Steel Work
ers and the manufacturers. Already a
number of mills have been closed down and
a large number Of iron workers are out of
employment while the indications are that
by this evening there will be u still larger
number OF idle mills
The manufacturers at these mills refused
70 day to recognize the law in the constitu-
ton OF the Amalgamatrd Association,
which provides that a man shall not hold
two Jobs at mill This law went into
elect this morning. The Amulgamdtrd
officials SAY that II was law that had
been in their constitution for three or four
yrlrs. but that at this years convention
clause was tucked on tD IL to make it cf
trytiyr. President Wcihe showed the
writer to-day the law rs originally i'm their
constitution "nI bylaws. II rrI" rs fol
lows.
'u"' 'u'S ASSoclal'ou VIII not Tolerate
any man ho'alug more Than one loO; one
furnace, single turn, one train Of rolls
double turn; one stec! smelling gI~ fur
uSce, both turns or two steel smelling glS
furnaces S'uS'r turn, . constitute one JOB
anu al, are expected 10 enforce thlS ru'r.
Nl tue convention ueI0 I,'N' ""NSIhe '1"
WAlch heretofore hIS oetn Imperative came
up i"' luLl"e' "'NSoSNl"u' "h''u TeSuIIr"
u the following auo'i1ouAI seut'urr being
lacked on To ''' Any man holding Two
OF more separate Jo'' III Violation nI TINS
section Nu"t' ne S''@"'''"'" - "'''".
sheep
Nuau lhe 10" "'' p'"Hr" us 'Hr"t'0" II
NdS ueciueu iuai II Sho'i" 20 iu'" e"etl ON
August l.. All oi the members oi the
Ama.GAwttrd Association h'N "'th pre-
'lously notified that they were 10 abandon
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abandon iavE extra l"uS were tp nr u'S-
charged, OF else the mills would he shut
down.
A number Of the members OF the Anal
LJuatet Association gave up their extra
l1bs, aud such mills were still running
this morning The trouble arose with the
uou-mgmherS OF the Association. These
insisted that they would continue TO hold
more than one Job, and then employers re
tanned ,urm, win the result thHt the
works shut down.
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law Is not being observed to-day Is M the
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